obliqueness Antonyms
Strongest:
- distinctness
- brightness
- certainty
- comprehensibility
- obviousness
- clearness
- comprehensibility
- legibility
- plainness
- plainness
- distinctness
- brightness
- intelligibility
- clarity
- clarity
- obviousness
- certainty
- legibility
- intelligibility
- clearness
Strong:
- readability
- definiteness
- openness
- incision
- exactness
- explicitness
- explicitness
- straightforwardness
- perspicuity
- visibility
- exactness
- straightforwardness
- definiteness
- openness
- incision
- surety
- directness
- forthrightness
- forthrightness
- incisiveness
- directness
- surety
- readability
- lucidity
- visibility
- lucidity
- perspicuity
- incisiveness
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- equivocation
- opacity
- obliquity
- mystery
- uncertainty
- darkness
- obscurity
- nebulosity
- inscrutability
- opaqueness
- murkiness
- nebulousness
- complexity
Weak:
- dimness
- incomprehensibility
- mistiness
- profoundness
- equivocalness
- incomprehensibleness
- abstruseness
- impenetrability
- circuity
- fuzziness
- obtuseness
- depth
- difficulty
- cloudiness
- indirectness
- indefiniteness
- fogginess
- inscrutableness
- indistinctness
- faintness
- reconditeness
- circuitousness
- shadow
- vagueness
- haziness
- complication
- shade
- deepness
Meaning of obliqueness
obliqueness (n)
the property of being neither parallel nor perpendicular, but at a slanting angle
the quality of being oblique and rambling indirectly
obliqueness (n.)
Quality or state of being oblique.
obliqueness Sentence Examples
- The oblique angle of the sun's rays cast long shadows across the land.
- The artist's brushstrokes possessed an oblique quality, suggesting a hidden meaning.
- The politician's speech was full of oblique references to his opponents.
- The path wound through the forest with an oblique trajectory, making navigation difficult.
- The researcher presented an oblique hypothesis, considering both the obvious and the unexpected.
- The oblique light of the setting sun illuminated the room in an enigmatic way.
- The doctor's oblique gaze hinted at unspoken concerns about the patient's condition.
- The oblique lines in the painting created a sense of depth and perspective.
- The conversation took an oblique turn, delving into topics beyond surface appearances.
- The company's oblique marketing strategy targeted an unconventional audience.
FAQs About the word obliqueness
the property of being neither parallel nor perpendicular, but at a slanting angle, the quality of being oblique and rambling indirectlyQuality or state of being
ambiguity, mysteriousness, ambiguousness, equivocation, opacity,obliquity, mystery, uncertainty, darkness, obscurity
distinctness, brightness, certainty, comprehensibility, obviousness, clearness, comprehensibility, legibility, plainness, plainness
The oblique angle of the sun's rays cast long shadows across the land.
The artist's brushstrokes possessed an oblique quality, suggesting a hidden meaning.
The politician's speech was full of oblique references to his opponents.
The path wound through the forest with an oblique trajectory, making navigation difficult.
